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because he was scared

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Mr. Small did not move his family after the kitchen was destroyed because he was determined to stand his ground and fight against the racism and prejudice that the family was facing in the House of Dies Drear. He wanted to teach his children to be brave and resilient in the face of adversity. Additionally, moving would have meant giving in to the pressure and intimidation tactics of those who wanted them to leave.

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